Raheem Sterling Trains Hard Amid Uncertain Future After Arsenal Loan Exit

Raheem Sterling has been training intensely after his loan stint at Arsenal ended without a permanent deal. The 30-year-old winger, who failed to score in the Premier League last season, was also excluded from Chelsea’s Club World Cup squad. His next move remains uncertain, though overseas opportunities could be on the table.

With the 2024–25 season now over, Raheem Sterling's loan spell at Arsenal has come to an end, leaving questions about his future. The experienced winger, who joined from Chelsea, struggled to make a real impact during his time with the Gunners. He found limited playing time, and fans were left disappointed by his performances. As a result, Arsenal chose not to make the move permanent.

Back at Chelsea, things do not look promising either. Sterling was not included in the squad for the Club World Cup, suggesting he may not be part of their plans for next season. Since leaving Arsenal, Sterling has been keeping himself busy and focused. He recently posted on Instagram, showing clips of himself training in the heat and working hard to stay in shape.

At 30, Sterling still has a lot to offer, but with no goals in the Premier League last season, his options in England could be limited. A move abroad might be the best path forward, giving him a fresh start in a new environment. The upcoming weeks will be crucial as he weighs his next steps and looks to revive his career with a club that can offer both opportunity and belief.